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19th century criminal trials are too expensive, says Leveson

President of the Queen's Division says "we have to live with diminished resources for years to come"

High Court holds out on Grayling

Legal profession waits to see if fair trials will be relegated to the 'dustbin of history'

Former government lawyers fail to approve Grayling's reforms to judicial review

Labour urges caution in accepting assurances from the government on new concessions to Criminal Justice and Courts Bill

Wales: a separate jurisdiction in the making?

Practitioners must stay alert to Welsh legislative changes, warns District Judge Harold Godwin

Former solicitor's discrimination claim falls at first hurdle

Tribunal judge rules claimant on 'shoe-string budget' failed to establish there was detriment

Lord Chancellor's 'pitiful creature' SARAH Bill survives latest attack

'Monument to Grayling' clears its final hurdle in the House of Lords as it passes third reading

Former Blakemores employees in line for £180,000 pay-out

Birmingham Employment Tribunal awards claimants 90 days' protective awards

European Court of Justice decides obesity 'could be a disability'

Defining obesity as a disability may make compliance with the Equality Act much harder